that the state may cut back the amount of new textbooks they are going to buy due to the Permanent School Fund they have which draws its income from state minerals leases has seen the value of the fund slide by more than $8 billion since October of 2007 when it stood at $26.6 billion.

that two schools may merge in the school district and two schools may close in the school district.

is coming out now with a five plan in order desegregate Hartford-area schools.

some new language classes, but accepted two other classes.

that schools in the state that raise tuition should allocate between 5 percent and 30 percent of those increases to need-based financial aid for in-state students.

The Times-Dispatch also reports on this.

that has created a new website that gives parents info on schools in the local area.